YouTube Monetization in 2023: New Update For Apply YouTube Partner Program | Read Full Details

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YouTube Monetization in 2023:  New Update For Apply YouTube Partner Program | Read Full Details

As the world's largest video-sharing platform, YouTube is constantly updating its policies and features to make it easier for creators to showcase their content and connect with their audiences. 

Recently, YouTube announced a new update for all new creators partnering with their platform for apply channel creation.If you're new to creating content on YouTube, partnering with the platform can be a game-changer for your channel's growth. As a partner, you gain access to additional resources, including:

- Monetization: once your channel meets the eligibility requirements, you can earn money from ads, channel memberships, and more;

- Creator support: get access to exclusive tips, resources, and support from the YouTube team;

- Networking with other creators: connect with other like-minded creators, collaborate on content, and grow together;

- And much more.

However, with this new update, applying to become a partner has never been easier. Before, you had to manually submit an application and wait for approval. But now, with the new update, YouTube automatically takes into consideration the channels that meet the eligibility requirements and invites them to become a partner.

Here are the eligibility requirements that need to be met for your channel to be considered:

• 1. Your channel has been active for at least three months
• 2. Your channel has at least 1,000 subscribers
• 3. Your channel has at least 4,000 watch hours in the past 12 months
• 4. Your channel complies with YouTube's Partner Program policies and terms.

If your channel meets all of these requirements, you may receive an invitation to join the program directly from the YouTube team.

This new update from YouTube has been welcomed by many new creators, as it makes the partnership application process easier and more streamlined. It also gives creators an added incentive to grow their channel to meet the eligibility requirements and monetize their content.

In conclusion, if you're a new creator on YouTube, partnering with the platform can be hugely beneficial to your channel's growth and monetization potential. With this new update, the application process has never been easier, so if you meet the eligibility requirements, keep an eye out for an invitation from the YouTube team. 

Another Update In May 2023: 

READ THE NEW UPDATE FROM YOUTUBE FOR THE YOUTUBE PARTNER PROGRAM BELOW:

Community Guidelines

[May 2023] Update to our Eating disorders policy: On April 18, 2023, our Eating disorders policy was updated to better protect the YouTube community from sensitive content that may pose a risk to some users. We now may remove imitable content, age-restrict content, and show a crisis resource panel on videos about eating disorders or self-harm topics. Learn more.

Product and feature policies

[May, 2023] Changes to pinned comments: Starting May 31, to help protect the YouTube community, creators need to have access to advanced features in order to pin comments on their videos. The ability to unpin comments won’t be affected, and already pinned comments will be retained. Learn more about how to get access to advanced features.

[May 2023] Extending to paused mode policy for channel memberships: Starting June 5, 2023, we’re extending our “paused mode” policy from 90 days to 120 days. This means if you offer memberships and your channel is suspended from YPP, you'll now have 120 days to reenter the YouTube Partner Program (YPP) and resume channel memberships before your existing memberships are ended and members are refunded their last month's payment. Learn more.

YouTube Partner Program

[May 2023] Updates to YouTube Partner Program reapplication policy: Starting June 5, 2023, we’re extending our policy on reapplications to the YouTube Partner Program (YPP) from 30 days to 90 days. This means that channels that have been suspended or rejected more than once from YPP must now wait 90 days before reapplying to the program. 

If it’s your first time being rejected from YPP, you can still reapply after 30 days, but if you’re rejected again you need to wait 90 days before reapplying. 

This change doesn't affect our appeal policy and channels will still have 21 days to appeal rejection and suspension decisions. If your appeal isn't approved and it’s not your first time being rejected from YPP, you need to wait 90 days before reapplying to the program. Learn more.

SOURCE AND CREDIT: YOUTUBE OFFICIAL TEAM

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